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Trump should appoint a Democrat to run the FBI; The next ransomware attack will be worse than WannaCry; I was arrested for asking Tom Price a question. I was just doing my job.; Trump’s administration says the travel ban isn’t like Japanese internment. It is.; Trump ran against political correctness. Now his team is begging for politeness.;
 
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Trump should appoint a Democrat to run the FBI
And if he won’t, the Senate should make him.
By Walter Dellinger  •  Read more »
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The continued beclowning of the Trump administration
The events of the past week suggest that the people with Oval Office access are not that bright at all.
By Daniel W. Drezner  •  Read more »
 
The next ransomware attack will be worse than WannaCry
We’ll need new security standards when hackers go after the Internet of Things.
By Bruce Schneier  •  Read more »
 
I was arrested for asking Tom Price a question. I was just doing my job.
I wasn’t trying to make news. I was trying to report it.
By Dan Heyman  •  Read more »
 
Trump’s administration says the travel ban isn’t like Japanese internment. It is.
FDR’s executive order didn’t say “Japanese Americans” and Trump’s order doesn’t say “Muslims.” But in both cases, intent was clear.
By Duncan Williams and Gideon Yaffe  •  Read more »
 
Trump ran against political correctness. Now his team is begging for politeness.
Maybe the president needs a safe space.
By Chris Caesar  •  Read more »
 
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